Katrina Roets, author
Eric J Cockrell, illustrator
They looked like toys…
…but their adventures were real.
Can you uncover their secrets?
In this world of monkeys on the move, dragons breathing fire, and gnomes exploring the wilderness, there are plenty of fun stories to keep you and your child entertained. Will you be able to stop with just reading one at bedtime?
It might hard. But the memories you make will be priceless. You and your child will adore these twenty stories, because the toys have lives of their own and they are really adorable.
Available now in ebook ($4.99) and paperback ($8.99) formats.
Apo's Army
Katrina Roets, Author
Eric J Cockrell, Cover Designer
Maxx Strain, Illustrator
Mischief and merriment. Milk and mousing. In the magical
land of Florida, every cat is king.
Priscilla started boxing when he was just two years old. Can
he spring like a kitten and sting like a bee all the way to the world
championship?
Kitty Bowie was broke and living on the street until he met
a hep cat who owned a club. Will this natural performer’s talent have him
caterwauling to the top of the charts?
Rocky has a gym fit for a feline. But what happens when the
rest of the neighborhood toms want to use it?
With wit and charm in every word, you’ll delight in these
twenty plus cute short stories of clever kitties and their fabulous adventures.
Learn about Zeus, the mapmaking malkin. Hunt for Marshmallow, the undisputed
champ of Hide-and-Seek. Downloadable coloring pages enhance the fun, and every
tale is inspired by a real cat living on the streets of Florida.
Apo’s Army is a whimsical short story collection for
children ages 9-12. If you or your child like animal antics, outrageous action,
and tales of tabbies, calicos, and tuxedoes, then you’ll love Katrina Roets’
purr-fect compendium.
Buy Apo’s Army to claw your way to the top of the scratching
post today!
Available in ebook ($4.99) and paperback ($9.99) formats.
Return to the Toy Store
Katrina Roets, Author
Eric J Cockrell, Cover Designer
Maxx Strain, Illustrator
Tigers
and cheetahs and teddy bears! Oh, my, but the after-hours at the toy store are
filled with joy!
Charlie
loves looking out for his friends. But when he gets a new jungle gym for
everyone to play on, the sweet teddy bear can’t figure out how to put it
together! Can anyone help him before he gives up?
Jack
really, really wants to go to Katie’s party. But unlike the other sock monkeys,
he’s got spots on his nose. Will everyone tease him at the store’s biggest
birthday bash?
The
Cheetah Triplets are always on the go. But when their game of tag gets out of
hand, can everyone else hope to survive the carnage?
With
tender-hearted prose and laugh-out-loud hijinks, Katrina Roets returns to
everyone’s favorite shop, revealing once again how our pre-purchased playthings
play. From Petey the Fire Chicken trying to horn in on the sheep’s
party-planning operation to the Snow Owl’s annual return to teach the gang
about holidays other than Christmas, you’ll delight in these twenty tales of
what goes on when the shoppers go home.
Return to the Toy Store is
the charming sequel to Tales
from the Toy Store. If you like cuddly critters, clever
characters, and frolicking fun, then you’ll love Katrina Roets’ captivating
collection of sentimental short stories.
Are your kiddies into kittens? Discover twenty fabulous
fables they’ll think are the cat’s meow.
Available in ebook ($4.99) and paperback ($9.99) formats.
As the
calendar turns through another fun year, will these happy toys discover every
day’s a holiday?
It’s National Superhero Day at the Toy Store! But the sign on the door reads, “Not all heroes wear capes.” Can the gang figure out who these mysterious champions are?
In this cheerful anthology of quick reads, Katrina Roets makes a third trip to the most delightful destination – a store packed with sweet and friendly playthings looking for adventure! And while Christmas and birthdays are always big events, these cuddly besties-to-be are learning all about those lesser-known celebrations like Library Lovers Day, Pay It Forward Day, and Letter Writing Week.
Is Pi Day about dessert or math? Can Katie defend her Mario Kart championship against new toy Sylver on Mar10 Day?
